It’s that time of year when the harvest is done and the first frosts are scheduled to arrive. You have plenty of tomatoes and other vegetables that you’d like to can and preserve for winter food supplies. While you might recognize a jar’s ingredients because of that container’s transparency, not everyone will be as familiar with the ingredients of that jar. And, unless you label a can, there’s little anyone can do – including you – to help identify the contents. What can you do to eliminate that problem?

In this short tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a quick-and-easy label using just some of the many tools within the Label Designer 5. To follow along, you’ll need to download the Label Designer. Or, if you’re skeptical, you can follow along and decide to download later.

A business card functions as an image of the company it represents. Such an image has potential massive staying power, since a single card can be retained for future reference, placed in a Rolodex, placed on a bulletin board, refrigerator, or under glass on a desk. Business cards are mobile, traveling in wallets and briefcases, and passed along to friends and colleagues of a prospect. Many eyes will likely fall upon each business card you distribute. Consider rethinking your business card by employing the following five attributes: clarity, multi-purpose, positive, eye-catching, and memorable.